director at Tango TV, and was responsible for the launch of the music channel in Luxembourg. Other TV appearances Blame made a guest appearance on TV total, a German late-night television comedy talk show that on ProSieben. On RTL, he fronted alternative view features for RTL's Saturday evening show including The Royal Wedding, The German Test and the Cannes Film Festival. He also appeared as a guest on RTL II in the 1990s, on Pop Sünde (Pop Sins) and on The Pop Years. He made a guest appearance on MTV Germany to celebrate its 23rd anniversary. On ITV he was the presenter of Simply The Best, a music documentary about Tina Turner in 1992. Acting Blame played himself in 30:e november, a Swedish anti-racist movie directed by Daniel Fridell. Discography Blame performed on the single Give Me Your Love (Je T'aime) in 1993 with La Camilla of Army of Lovers. Screenwriting Blame is currently a screenwriter and TV format developer based in Cologne. His latest format Where is the Money, co-created with Eyeworks and 2STV, was nominated for the Rose d'Or award in 2005. It has run in the Netherlands and Spain. His autobiography, Getting Lost is Part of the Journey: MTV, Deutschland und Ich (), was published in 2010. References Living people American television journalists Alumni of the University of Exeter Alumni of the University of East Anglia American male journalists British LGBT broadcasters Year of birth missing (living people)